Rolling Loud Thailand Cancelled Just One Month Ahead Of Festival

After months of silence, the renowned hip-hop and rap music festival Rolling Loud has ultimately canceled its Thailand dates.

Rolling Loud posts on Instagram a 2025 update regarding the cancellation of the festival. The announcement did not provide an explanation as to why they are not proceeding with Rolling Loud Thailand this year.

Within the Instagram announcement, Rolling Loud states that they are actively working towards organizing additional festivals in Asia. The festival can only explain that the circumstances are outside of the festival’s control.

However, fans question why it took so long for festival organizers to cancel the event. Furthermore, ticket holders questioned why Rolling Loud organizers have still not announced headliners with only 45 days left until the festival. Moreover, after Rolling Loud broke their social media silence with a cryptic Facebook post. Seven hours later, festival organizers finally updated fans.

The festival partner, More Return, has been receiving quite the attention after fraud allegations surfaced. Specifically, authorities have accused the festival partner of security trading crimes.

Moreover, the Stock Exchange of Thailand and the Anti-Money Laundering Office have ordered the seizure of B4.5 billion in assets, as well as the prosecution of More Return along with forty-two other people involved in the crime.

Festival organizers conclude their statement, stating fans will receive a refund upon request. Rolling Loud fans commented below the announcement, expressing disappointment and frustration. Ultimately, many fans are commenting below the announcement stating that they do not know how to move forward with trusting this brand for future festivals.

Specifically, fans comment below the Instagram post questioning why they have to make a refund request versus receiving an automatic refund. Moreover, fans express how they wish Rolling Loud festival organizers had made this announcement two to three months ago. Especially before attendees confirmed their hotel and flight accommodations, which will most likely only be partially refundable at best now.

About The Author

What's your reaction?